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Re: Mocking Board Problems with IIGS
- Subject: Re: Mocking Board Problems with IIGS
- From: kloesch@viper.nauticom.net (KEVIN LOESCH)
- Date: 1996/05/14
- Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple2
- References: <4n5im4$og9@news.asu.edu> <4n6hnj$obo@newsbf02.news.aol.com>
RUBYWAND (rubywand@aol.com) wrote:
: In article <4n5im4$og9@news.asu.edu>, british@imap1.asu.edu writes:
: >.... My newly acquired IIGS runs all II+/e software well but
: >it doesn't work with my old mocking board.
: >
: >Games either failed to recognize the board or simply crashed.
: >I've set the IIGS at normal clock speed and tried two different
: >boards but the symptoms were just the same. It makes me wonder
: >whether a II+/e mocking board will work on a IIGS at all. ....
: MockingBoard uses Slot addresses in the range $Cn00- $CnFF for I/O
: where n is the Slot #. This means that whatever Slot MockingBoard is
: placed in will have to be set to "Your Card" in the Control Panel.
: Quite a few programs expect MockingBoard to be in Slot 4. This
: includes MB demos and games like ThunderBombs and Lancaster. Ultima III
: allows specifying the Slot.
: If you want to run MockingBoard wares with minimum hassle, stick the
: board into Slot 4. Set Slot 4 to "Your Card" when you want to run MB
: stuff. Set it back to Mouse for normal IIgs operation.
: Rubywand
This still wont fix the problem most of the time. I have tried
just about everything to get these board to work with a GS and most
software is still incompatible. Even when I get a game to work the system
will usually lock up after a few minutes.
K.L.